File:F-ODYH Cessna 402B Businessliner Air Corail (10358502065).jpg

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English: Air Corail F-ODYH Cessna 402B Businessliner. Based in Noumea. Components from F-ODYH and another Air Corail Cessna 402B F-ODYG with blue trim were the subject of a slow rebuild to static display standard by students of QAM's Youth Training Scheme were parted out at Redcliffe over the period between January 2006 to January 2008. The airframe of F-ODYG and the wings from F-ODYH went to Sims Metal as scrap circa April 2006. Only 129 of this type were built - Location Redcliffe Aerodrome, QLD. File: F-ODYH_YRED_20070812_9190
Set: YRED 12.08.07
Tags: F-ODYH; YRED; 2007; Air Corail; Cessna; Cessna 402; Nikon D70
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Author Robert Frola
Camera location27° 12′ 22.71″ S, 153° 04′ 19.33″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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